Join the Council of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in a showcase event to learn about equity and diversity initiatives that are happening on campus.

Learn from: Office of Equity and Diversity, Student Affairs and Enrollment, ASWSUV, Access Center, Student Wellness Center, Center of Intercultural Learning and Affirmation, Cougar Food Pantry, Collective for Social and Environmental Justice, Accessibility Council, Equity of Students Outcomes Council, Building a Community of Equity and more.

All members of the campus community are welcome.

Join members of the Council on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion for a CEDI/CILA meet and greet luncheon. Connect with others to learn about DEI initiatives on campus and to reflect on feelings of belonging.

Recognize the hard work and celebrate with faculty who have earned tenure or promotion effective next fall. A reception will follow in Dengerink Administration Building, Rooms 129 and 130. RSVP by March 24.

Tenured

• Gretchen Rollwagen-Bollens, College of Arts and Sciences

Promoted to Associate Professor, Career Track:

High school youth in foster care—

Explore careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

• Do hands-on science activities
• Learn about academic pathways in the STEM fields
• Learn how to get free money for college
• Tour the WSU Vancouver campus
• Play games and ask questions!

Lunch will be provided! Caregivers, guardians and friends are welcome, too. Let us know you can attend. RVSP to lori.vanclifford@dcyf.wa.gov. 

Cheryl Schultz, professor in the School of Biological Sciences will present this year’s Distinguished Faculty Address as part of the March 27 – 31 WSU Showcase. The Distinguished Faculty Address honors a faculty member who has risen to the top of their disciplines through achievements in research, scholarship and teaching. Schultz is a conservation biologist whose work has led to lasting solutions for our most pressing environmental problems.

Lana Jack will lead an Indigenous-led interpretive campus tour.

RSVP to Desiree Hellegers at desiree.hellegers@wsu.edu to join the tour.

Lana Jack Is a Celilo Wy-am community organizer and director/founder of the Columbia River Indian Center. She has spent her life fighting for federal recognition of the Celilo Wy-am. Jack is a Coast Salish land defender, lobbyist, mediator and treaty negotiator. 

Lana Jack will lead an Indigenous-led interpretive campus tour.

RSVP to Desiree Hellegers at desiree.hellegers@wsu.edu to join the tour.

Lana Jack Is a Celilo Wy-am community organizer and director/founder of the Columbia River Indian Center. She has spent her life fighting for federal recognition of the Celilo Wy-am. Jack is a Coast Salish land defender, lobbyist, mediator and treaty negotiator. 

ASWSUV will host representatives from C-TRAN at a forum to discuss the Hwy 99 Vine, BART and WSU Vancouver’s C-TRAN experience. Share your experiences by attending the forum and/or completing a short C-TRAN experience survey. By completing the survey, you will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. If you have questions, email aswsuv.dla@wsu.edu. 

Gather for community healing with those affected by sexual assault, especially those who are women, trans-feminine and nonbinary. If you would like to share your story, use this link to register in advance: forms.office.com/r/sungnX0AQa

Jax Ko is a third-culture Korean-American illustrator who incorporates identity as the persistent theme of their illustrative work, focusing on redefining the narrative of AAPI folx by celebrating nuanced representation often overshadowed by reductive and offensive stereotypes.